We believe when someone is empowered to realize their potential, thriving becomes more than a possibility. By giving individuals the tools to build their independence, pathways open and achieving new heights becomes reality.
Whether through life skills or job training, employment placement or meal delivery, we help individuals with disabilities and seniors recognize that they are more than able to live self-sufficiently.
Our Programs
Our Social Enterprises
Feeding and
connecting seniors
Teaching and
training adults with disabilities
Preparing meals and treats for seniors, schools, and businesses
Producing custom screen-printed and embroidered shirts and accessories
Providing grounds services for commercial properties
Our Programs
Our Social Enterprises
Feeding and
connecting seniors
Teaching and
training adults with disabilities
Preparing meals and treats for seniors, schools, and businesses
Producing custom screen-printed and embroidered shirts and accessories
Providing grounds services for commercial properties
Our latest stories
Hawaiian Telecom Volunteers Honor the Spirit of Service
Every week, Lanakila Meals on Wheels provides meals to nearly 850 seniors island-wide. With a small staff of just five members, this feat is only possible because of the help received from teams of dedicated volunteers, like the employees of Hawaiian Telecom. Last October, Hawaiian Telecom held its annual Day in the Community event in which Hawaiian Telecom encouraged its employees to dedicate a “work day” to volunteer at various community service projects across the state of Hawaii.
Marshall’s Path to Independence
Marshall first heard about Lanakila Pacific when he was working at a summer job as a custodian and a council member recommended Lanakila Pacific. Upon enrolling in Lanakila Pacific Employment Services’ Paid Work Experience program, he discovered his love for groundskeeping when was assigned to help tend the grounds at Tripler Army Medical Center. His keen eye for detail and love for the outdoors made him a natural at trimming and maintaining grass lawns perfectly.
Inspiring Testimonies at the State Council on Developmental Disabilities’ Briefing
On January 10, Bryant and Mahina from Lanakila Pacific Employment Services delivered compelling testimonies at the State Council on Developmental Disabilities’ legislative briefing. The event, held at the Hawaii State Capitol, aimed to raise awareness about the need for continued funding to support pathways to employment for people with disabilities. Bryant and Mahina shared their personal journeys at Lanakila Pacific and the transformative impact the experience has had on their lives, while participants from Lanakila Pacific Teaching & Learning Centers showed their unwavering allegiance.
Hawaiian Telecom Volunteers Honor the Spirit of Service
Every week, Lanakila Meals on Wheels provides meals to nearly 850 seniors island-wide. With a small staff of just five members, this feat is only possible because of the help received from teams of dedicated volunteers, like the employees of Hawaiian Telecom. Last October, Hawaiian Telecom held its annual Day in the Community event in which Hawaiian Telecom encouraged its employees to dedicate a “work day” to volunteer at various community service projects across the state of Hawaii.
Marshall’s Path to Independence
Marshall first heard about Lanakila Pacific when he was working at a summer job as a custodian and a council member recommended Lanakila Pacific. Upon enrolling in Lanakila Pacific Employment Services’ Paid Work Experience program, he discovered his love for groundskeeping when was assigned to help tend the grounds at Tripler Army Medical Center. His keen eye for detail and love for the outdoors made him a natural at trimming and maintaining grass lawns perfectly.
Inspiring Testimonies at the State Council on Developmental Disabilities’ Briefing
On January 10, Bryant and Mahina from Lanakila Pacific Employment Services delivered compelling testimonies at the State Council on Developmental Disabilities’ legislative briefing. The event, held at the Hawaii State Capitol, aimed to raise awareness about the need for continued funding to support pathways to employment for people with disabilities. Bryant and Mahina shared their personal journeys at Lanakila Pacific and the transformative impact the experience has had on their lives, while participants from Lanakila Pacific Teaching & Learning Centers showed their unwavering allegiance.